The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-08
THE JOURNAL.


MIAEAa
The frame Of A. L. Dodee's new
residence Il up-ready for roofing.
Grading has commenced ON ih,
Santa Fe between Salina aud New
Cambria.
Harry Sellers takes John A
Behring's pace a. boOk-keeper a
Ed. LOtE's coal yards.
The Lincoln county fair Begin
Sept. I'D, with $500 purses in th,
speed ring aud 81 500 premiums
Bill Lindsey, the well known col
ored citizen, was buried yesterday
He died Friday night Of lung fever
When q Sslina man cues TO Abb.
lene he h informed sit il dull to-
day" just ~ though It was evei
otherwise.
The travelling mems association
elect officers for the ensuing year al
the Board Of Trade rooms, Saturday.
Sept. 10Th.
Mr.. 81. X. MOser Ia making ar
engagements "a Improve his south
santa Pc residence property by add-
iaE spacious verandahs.
M. Ericsson is opening n real e.
tate office Ca front room OF the see
sud story Of Ferlen 4 Co.'s business
house ON South Santa Pc.
Frank Shaw spent Sunday Ia
LeayenwOrth. He will soon leave
for California with a car load Of i've
horses for = LeavenwoFth dealer.
The fair board will hold specinl
meeting Monday at p. y. to consid-
er the matter of the county fair.
which commences Wednesday.
A. J. Mlnard, formerly Register Of
Deeds Of this county, now n resideI l.
OF Springfield, Mo-, passed east tins
morning on his way home from Den
yer.
The KenwOOd bridge, located just
east Of the Oak Dale Park stables, is
resdy for the approaches. Il IL fine
iron bridge, with foot walks on each
side.
Hunters should remember that
there II law prohibiting the shoot
ing Of quail for three years. IL was
passed at the last session OF the
legislature.
A SAiina gentleman who was in
Abilene the day Of Doris a Colvin's
circus says that the crowd was not
~ large On that day as can be seen
any Sunday In SalIna.
The BrOOkville TraRscriDf il boon,-
ing r. b. Ingraham, Of that place,
for county treasurer. He has been
one Of the most respected citizens Of
Saline county.
Oscar McQuary, formerly q resi-
dent Of this city, stopped or last
evening at Salina, returning fron
Hays City on a visit 10 his parents
His home Is at Carthage, III.
About one mile Of Santa Fe grade,
near the farm Of Mr.. DebOld, be-
tween Salina and New Cambria, IL
In place. The public road north Of the
L. P. is completed, aud Is IN use.
Lulu Nickles accompanies Mrs.
Anna &. Mead on her trip to Wash
ingtOn territory. Mrs. Mead goes 10
Seattle, Lulu goes Ia Tacoma, 10
visit her stunt, Mrs. l.. f. Sampson.
A fiagstOne containing lI4 square
feet made the men grOan as they
lifted u into position this afternoon
in the pavement in front Of the Mo
ser building.
The engines on the Union Pacific
are dTaped Ia memory of. Munden,
engineer; Fred Clark, fireman, and
Charles Brown, head brakeman,
killed in the wreck al Lawrence Sat
urday morning.
Prof. r. NJ. Hamilton and DR.. J.
+. Miller, Of Salina, spent a part Of
yesterday in the city. The doctor is
istely from Pennsylvania aud will
open an Office in the Moser building.
Abilene Gasefte.
r. w. Blair, with the assistance
of Chas. Johnston aud w. X. Hous-
tOn, Is busy to-day taking an invoice
of the hardware stock OF 4. &. Ritter
q Go. The stock l. now In the
hands Of the sheriff.
DIR. Miller, who decided To locate
In Salina few months ago and
made some good investments here,
has returned To- take mp his residence
In Salina permanently. He has rented
two Office rooms in the MOser block.
It H. reported that 'plug train
the same that now runs from Kansas
CITY to WamegO-will run ~ far
west ~ BrOOkville, commencing
about the 18th Of this month. II the
train Is run Il will arrive In Salina
about noon.
For the convenience Of those who
expect 90 send pupils to the city
school, for the first time, the super
intendent will be in his office II the
high school building, during the
hours Of and p. m. during this
week and next.
Mr.. LOYeland, Of Kansas city,
who has been In Salina several days
setting up the JOURNALS stereO-
typing mashinery, left last night for
Hutchinson. tie Is q very pleasant
gentleman, aud understands his
business thoroughly.
Mrs. Van Eaton and Der daughter
Ison. OF COldwatsr, Kansas, formerly
q Gypsum Greek, this county, will
b. ia attendance at she county fair,
60 begin Wednesday. They will he
guests Of the family Of Mr.. Allerton,
on South Twelfth street.
Alfred ROthschild has returned TO
the parental roof, after an absence Of
two months, during which time he
has been q farmer, merchant, and a
little Of everything, IN the region OF
Junction City. Home h the best
place after also thinks All.
Col. Phillips new residence on the
heights east Of the city, the plans Of
which he Il now drawing himself,